My trades · checked against their patterns
Your trade, against every past case of its pattern
Add the trade you are in: the coin, long or short, your leverage and how long you plan to hold it. You see it day by day over the past setups like it, where it sits among them, what usually happened from there and how far your liquidation price is.
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977 coins · a pattern is firing on 920 of them · prices to the close
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Free tracks 3 open trades. Pro tracks more, and checks them for you
Scout follows 10 trades a month, Pro 25, Elite every one. Each trade is checked against every past case of its pattern twice a day on Scout, and the moment it is further along than most of them ever got, or close to its liquidation price, a message reaches you by Telegram or email.
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On Free, close or delete a trade to make room for the next one.
History
Closed and finished trades, each against what its pattern said when you added it.
· your data: every trade you added, as you entered it
How it works
What it does
You tell it the trade you are in. It finds the past cases of that trade's pattern (a pattern is firing on 920 of the 977 coins on file today), replays your side and leverage on each of them, and draws your trade's own path on top, day by day, the way the best plays on the home page are drawn. Up to 30 past cases are drawn; the numbers use up to 120.
The past cases
When a pattern is firing on the coin, they are the similar past setups behind its 30-day prediction, each scaled to the coin's own volatility. When none is firing, they are the coin's own past windows of the same length, start days spread over its whole history, and the card says so. They are frozen the day you add the trade, so the comparison never moves under you.
How each trade is checked
- on track level with or ahead of most past cases on the same day
- behind the pattern below 3 in 4 of the past cases on the same day
- near liquidation a third or less of the room you had to your liquidation price is left, or the price got there
- time's up the hold you set is over
"What usually happened from here" takes the past cases whose price was near yours on the same day, within a third of their usual swing, and says how they finished: the typical result, the share that ended in profit and the share liquidated. When fewer than 8 were near, it uses every case still open that day, and says so.
Honest limits
- Daily closes, checked once the nightly build is in. Where the coin trades on Binance, the card can show a live price, labelled with its time; everything else uses the last daily close.
- Results are on your margin and before fees: your exchange's fees and funding are yours to subtract.
- The liquidation price uses a 0.5% maintenance margin; your exchange's own rule can differ.
- Past cases, not a promise, and not advice: a pattern can stop working.
- Free tracks 3 open trades. Alerts by Telegram or email come with Pro and are not live yet.